Stonehaven Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2021
  • Red Wine
  • Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Sustainable
  • Dry
  • Residual Sugar: 5.00 g/l
  • Full Bodied
  • 750ml
  • 14.50% alc./vol

Stonehaven Reserve Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2021

South Australia, Australia
$34.95per bottle ($419.40per case)
12 bottles per case
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Hardy's constructed the Stonehaven Winery in 1998 with the purpose of showcasing the distinct qualities of the Limestone Coast region in Southern Australia. Following Hardy's acquisition by Constellation and subsequent brand expansion, the winery fell into dormancy after being sold. In early 2021, C.W. Wines acquired both the Stonehaven winery and brand, subsequently reintroducing the Stonehaven label to the market. Now sporting a revitalized appearance and market strategy, Stonehaven aims to appeal to contemporary wine enthusiasts, offering a wine selection suitable for any occasion.

Made from premium fruit sourced from South Australia’s famed Coonawarra region, this Cab highlights Stonehaven’s heritage of producing award-winning wines through time-honoured winemaking practices. Fresh and flavourful, it opens with concentrated notes of blackberry, cherry, and spicy oak, layered with signature menthol undertones. Rich and dense on the palate, fine tannins and balancing acidity lend structure and freshness, carrying the sappy fruit into a long, satisfying finish.

Press Reviews

Halliday Wine Companion

97 points - James Halliday

Sourced from adjacent rows of 40-year-old vines hand-pruned to control the yield to 5t/ha. Cold maceration and pressed direct to oak for 18 months in French hogsheads. This is a seriously good cabernet from an excellent vintage. Its length is exceptional, as is its structure and slinky tannins, part fruit, part oak.

WineAlign

90 points - David Lawrason

This has racked up some big numbers from Australian critics, and I get it. It feels very much like a big, solid, structured and age-worthy cabernet, that should cost a lot more. And it has the drier ambiance of a Bordeaux. The aromas however are very much Coonawarra with chocolate mint, cassis, tobacco and some ferrous/iron minerality. It is full bodied, chunky and quite tannic, begging further ageing. The length however does not quite stand up, so I can't score it in the same high-90s realm as the Aussies. Tasted June 2026

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